bet, trick, hazard, game of chess/ cards

to lose a game, to be defeated

stalemate to occur

playground, stadium

a child's play

playing games, act of tumbling, rope-dancing, stunt

game of love

classmate, schoolmate, class-fellow

game of love

sport, play of belief, religious conviction

magicians, acrobats

and you say-"I have been tied to plank and left in the vortex of ocean and you say, beware do not get wet."

game, sport, stake, wager of beauty and love

(Textual) play, diversion, frolic, wagering, fun, play, sport

playground of the world

to play (with), to contend (against), to trifle (with)